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I am looking for a (2) TT125's or like for my daughters

You mean a Yamaha TTR-125?

Not that I have one. The wife used to, they are good bikes.

My daughter graduated from a PW-50 and rode a TT-R125L for four years. Another family is now enjoying it.
Many fond memories and quality time ...

Excellent TT How-To section:
http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/thread ... t-r-sticky

Yep.

Yamaha TT125. My two daughters got to ride for a day and now they bug me all the time about getting them each one. They really like the electric start when they fall down. The younger one struggled with the clutch some, might have to get her a recluse clutch bike. What do you think Ken

trialsrider wrote:What do you think Ken

I'm loving mine! although I have to tear it down this weekend and check the gaps - overheated it pretty bad last weekend

Start them off right and they will love the sport just like us. I'll keep an eye out for ya.
These are both my girls on christmas day 2004-05 i can't remeber.

Here's an 01' Ttr 125 for $700
http://baltimore.craigslist.org/mcy/1751825425.html
From the looks of the rear fender, it looks like someone used it to learn wheelies.

And an 05' Ttr 125 for $950
http://baltimore.craigslist.org/mcy/1751131715.html

Grady wrote:Here's an 01' Ttr 125 for $700
http://baltimore.craigslist.org/mcy/1751825425.html
From the looks of the rear fender, it looks like someone used it to learn wheelies.

And an 05' Ttr 125 for $950
http://baltimore.craigslist.org/mcy/1751131715.html

The $700 is missing the exhaust pipe after about 6"?

what about getting an old XR-100 Honda as they are just as easy, probably take every bit of a beating, if not moreso, and can be had just as easy, if not easier.

the dude himself wrote: The $700 is missing the exhaust pipe after about 6"?

I didn't even see that.